I have the Wolfgang Puck Tri-Grill Panini Maker, will this brush be able to clean the removable grill plates without damaging the non-stick coating?
28103
I have the same grill and the OXO cleans it very well and the grill is getting seasoned at the same time. I haven't had any issues so far.
28104
I have purchased on of these brushes and it works great for cleaning up the grill plates without scratching the non-stick surface. My answer to your question is yes.
28105
Yes. That is what it is for non stick surfaces. My George Foreman grill is non stick. This is an AMAZING brush and I love it. So easy to clean too.
802407
I've never used it on grill grates but I'd be willing to bet it would work pretty well. I've cleaned a number of pots and pans with it that nothing else seems to touch.
243820
The brush is rigid stainless steel - you probably should refer to your manual/manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, etc.
1179568
I purchased the Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler and the Oxo brush. I believe they have same type of coating or similar. The brush is perfect for cleaning the griddle and removing food without scratching. I bought it back in Dec 2014. m along with a Cruisanart Grill and it is a perfect cleaning tool to avoid scratching your grill and removing food.
789254
We have the Q 1200 with porcelain coated cast iron grate and Weber recommends metal bristle brush to clean the grates. After over 50 grilling sessions within a month and a half, with grate brushing before and after grilling, we've encountered absolutely no problems. No scratches, no flaking, no gouges, etc. We also toss the grates into the dish washer after every 10 grilling sessions and they look as if they're brand new from day 1. We have the 18" version, this and the Weber detailing brush as part of our cleaning arsenal.
545004
Some type of non stick surface which works quite well. I grill with Teriyaki marinade frequently which is usually very difficult to clean but it does not stick to the grill.
1040598
Not really! It does allow slight grill marks on food like steaks. We really love it, though. What a difference in "clean-up". The mat just easily washes off in the sink and is ready for the next use and the actual grill plates stay very clean. We have two of them and use them every time. Great for doing veggies.
1221062
To clean use warm soapy water and a 3m cleaning pad ( the one with a green fiber pad) Do not use a grill brush as this will scratch the surface and eventually cause the enamel to fail.
1616934
Yes, the porcelain enamel coated non-stick grate is a snap to remove and clean. I clean mine after every use.
849274
Does not appear to. Don't want to pry to hard and break mine. There is a bit of a gap between the bottom of the plate and the base it is attached to. Should make for relatively easy cleaning.
846805
They are great on all kinds of cookware. I am using it on all of mine and they remove all kinds of stuck on food. No damage to non-stick also.
789260
Oh yes, it will eventually make your porcelain flake! It may take a year or so but it will happen. I would only use these brushes on stainless grates. For our Weber porcelain-coated cast iron grates, we use a wadded up piece of newspaper & tongs. Get your grates hot & then rub them clean. I wish Weber sold stainless versions of their grates for ALL their grills. They are so much nicer. You still get killer grill marks, heat retention without all the trouble with cast iron flaking. I've never had to replace a stainless grate but the cast iron is another story....
799755
As far as I know, yes. I would assume your cast iron grill grates are solid thereby not getting scratched. That being said, this brush has very stiff metal bristles
1384865
I've used it several times on my ceramic stove top. No damage at all, but it does not cook as well as on the grill. Takes much longer on the ceramic stove.
387064
Its not to bad but i found if you bought a good quality none stick grill pad with ridges it works just as well and cleans up easier. I have my Delonghi for a long time but I never use it anymore.
573563
The grills do not remove for cleaning; however, I have had mine for some time now and I spray with low residue butter Pam and they wipe clean easily with just a dry paper towel.
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No. Metal utensils will damage the coating. Although, with the way it already sticks maybe scraping it off may improve it (kidding).